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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
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Beauty Of American Women.

Beauty Of American Women.
We are often twitted as q nation
with the fact that our women, beautiful
as they are in the first years of woman
hood, have not sufficient stamina to
keep their good looks when the cares
of matrimony arrive. One reason
given is that American women never
take exercise, and here is a lady writ
ing to the Savannah News that there is
no reason why the average women
should not add tenfold to her enjoy
ment Of life and out-of-deor li.ing by
cultivating the noble art Of walking.
"a delicate woman. properly dressed.
and who knows how to walk, can do
ten miles Of a summer afternoon with.
out injury, when an equivalent amount
Of other exercise might produce serious
injury. Walking is the natural and
normal exercise, and hurts no woman
who sets rightly about it. A woman
who is unaccustomed to vigorouswalk-
ing in order to become a good pedes-
TRAN should look first to her shoes.
These should be broad across the for
ward part Of the foot, offering npt the
least obstruction to the free nj lment
of the toes. The heels should be- low
and broad, and the shoe should ft
rather snugly about the heel andin-
step. The full dress equipment should
weigh upon honest scales not more
than two and a half or three pounds
and should hang from the shoulders
without anv band, pinned or buttoned.
or laced about the waist. No woman
can walk in q corset. The walker
must he comfortable enough to be UNI
conscious of her attire. A hat that
shades the eyes is in order. So pre-
pared. try any distance that does not
prove fatiguing as an initial expert
ment. It will probably be from q mile
and q half to two miles, and must be
walked at q brisk pace, three miles and
a half an hour being q good limit.
When this a be done without beck
acac or foot WEAKNESS. and a we'll
woman ought to have no difficulty at
her first trial, increase the distance
during the leisure days Of the summer
vacation daily, maintaining the same
gait, and fifteen miles q day for q week
or fortnight in succession. twenty-five
mile . day on any occasion that de.
mands it, will be found within any or
binary capacity with . month or six
weeks training"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
More Valuable Railroad Lands Opened sor
Settlement.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. ga special to the
Evening Wisconsin from Esu Claire says:
Instructions reached the United States land
office at this place to-day regarding the open.
ing Of the Wisconsin Central and Chicago.
ct. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha indemnity
emytion entry. The issnds restored are e ,isose
within the twenty mile limit Of the Central
and omaha lands not previously selected and
approved, aud comprise about 1913. 90 acres,
much Of which is valuable pine land. Entries
will not be allowed until thirty DAYS motto,
has been posted, and the railroad companies
are allowed thirty days from date Of hing to
how cause why the entries should not stand.
Great excitement prevails and a scramble Will
lake place when the entries are receivable.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
STOCK RAlsERs R
New Mexico Cattle and Sheep Men Quar-.
rel-.Eleven Killed.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Sept. b. The special
from Flagstaff saying that Sheriff Mulveron
and posse had been killed IN attempting to
arrest member Of the warning Tewkes buy
and Graham factions, at Pleasant Valley, III
this county, are without foundation. A ieud
of long standing between Tewkesbury aud
Graham was resumed two weeks agOi In an
encounter at Pleasant Valley In which three
men were killed. Several engagements had
occurred since IN which eleven men have been
killed. The factions are cattle and sheep
men and the fight ia the outgrcwth OF con-
fictlng interests of the two branches OF stock
growing on the range. Last week Sheriff
MulvcrOn aud posse left Prescott for the
scene Of the %outlswry, with the intention OF
arrcsttng all the parties. News OF q conflict
with the outlaws has gaiued currency, but 1t
has been definitely ascertained t,at no In.
formation whatever has been received from
Sheriff Mnlycron. since his departure from
TcssSS. ....s -.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
THE JANEsvlLLE MINISTER GOES
FREE.


The Governor of Minnesota Ab.ts the
Lecherous and Cheeky Preachers
Crime.
New YORK, Sept. Rev. DR.. Seymour,
alias Coverdalc, who ran away from James
vile, Mimi. With the wife of John q. Henry,
Of the Jsnesvi,le Argus, was broueh. up in
the Jefferson market court yesterday, and
was discharged from custody. Justice Duffy
a.ivised him not to return to Minnesota, as
the probability was that he would be lynched.
lie replied that he was able to take care of
himself and would 20 back. He added: 81
shall 90 within 10D miles of GAINESVILLE and
send for my family. II my wife refuses to
come or send my children, I shall go back TO
the town and take them. I shall run the
chances of being lynched or given a cOat OF
tar AID feathers" The governor If Mime.
sofa re used to grant a r. quisitton in the case.
md the deouty sheriff there. wrote to Justice.
Duffy that al. further proceedings had been
abandoned.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
FOREIGN.

There were :Rll6,O 600 Withdrawn from the
Bank of England Saturday for shipment to
Am. erica.
There has been an alarming outbreak of
t~r!chinosis in Brunswick, Prussia. Sixty per.
sons have been afflicted, of whom seven have
died.
The nationalists Of county limerick will
bold a convention on the 18th inst, to ar
range for a concerted action In opposition to
any attempts to carry out the coercion law.
In consequence of the ill treatment of J'w.
at Nargorod, Gen. 6aronoH has sent circulars
to the authorities ordering them to adopt
stringent measures against the v~iolators Of
the law, and to guarantee safety to all sub.
jects Of the czar, without distinction.
Gladstone has written a reply to the Duke
OF Argyle's recent attack, in which he says:
"rhe Duke of Argyle is on old friend whose
attacks 1 prefe" bearing silently 1 do not
Excuse tyranny, but l wish to have the ma
tional league dealt with legally, and not BY
All arbitrary decision Of the vlccroy or secre-
tary Of Ireland."
NNS0ui1SaC 10 uCtCIutiuCu W W4hC u uSru
fight. he has retained j. j. Cur,ap
of Montreal, and Dalton Me.
earthly aud r. r. Osler in Toronto.
He is being constantly Swallowed, as is the
Office of his Toronto lawyers, where he was
seen Tuesday. A bill in his case will be pre-
sented to the grand j;ny next Tuesday.
The papal envoy, in a reply to an address
presented by the people of Tippcrsry. faii:
1.-THE po,e lcves Ireland, knows her srf r
ings and feels the deepest sympathy with her
people. He sent INC to tell you of his loye
and sympathy, and moreover, that nc intends
to do great and real good fer Ireland. When
ne raises his voice the potent OF the earl. Will
listen rey%ercntially, because his voice ts never
raised but In truth and justice. He VIII DO
all III his power fol tho future prosperity of
Irelsnd.n
Paymaster Watkins, United States navy
has been sentenced to three years. ..nprisen-
tncnt at hard labor at San Francisco. Dur
ing his Imprisonment he will receive onc-half
furlough pay, and at the expiration of his
sentence he willbe dismissed from the servi e.
Watkins was tried on board of his ship. the
Ossipee, at Yokohama, and found guilty OF
fraud. emhrzslement, dcscrtion and otbc,
o%tfenses. AS paymaster he was entitled To
-, 200 per year, and he has been drawing pa,
81 the rate of 1922 rcr venr s'rce his sentence.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

than tie 1,6o0 required 81 Tie ecatsact. IaaS
rnn of ~ hoals sheMals ioafteeasand ~.
half :knots md het eneilcs showed an indts
cstcd horse power q z,aols whereas lie swas
only supposed 70 show 4, 500.
The middle section Of sandy creek bridge,
ten milee east of Denver, was washed cut
Wednesday night BY : Aood. Tue east bound
Union Pacific express was wrecked 1t the
bridge. Engineer Masterton was killed and
two or thee other train men serlously In
jured. The fireman, who jumped before the
engine dropped Into the creek, says thst
neither himself or the engineer noticed tnat
the bridge was gone until they we're almost
upon IL
by the retirement Of Rear Admiral John
Leo Davis, which wa announced Tuesday, the
following promotions will be caused: Com.
man.der Frame to be rear admiral, Capt. Geo.
Brown 10 be commodore, Commander William
Whitehead to be captain, Lieutenant Com
nnandsr g. A. shetky to he commander, Lieu
tenant D. +. Ffliey to be l!~eutensnt.com-
marder. Lieutenant ]. ,. Nicholson, Ounior
grade), to be lieutenant, Ensign G. w. Dan.
field to be lieutenant 0anior grade).
Secretary Bayard said tonight that he had
great reason to hope that a fair and iual set
tlerneut would be reached Of the differences
which had always existed between this coun.
try and Great Britain over the fisheries ques-
ton since 1918, . final settlement Ct which
had never get been reached. The secretary
said MT. Chamberlain womb fini fhe rIniter
States ready to do her part toward securing
good feeling between the two countries.
Chief Clerk Walker, of the general land
Office, has issued an order to chieis Of dlyi.
sions where applications for land patents arc
examined, which, 1t is said, will facilitate the
issuing Of patents In cases where no ques.
tions Of irreguiarity have been raised. These
cases are to be passed UPON as rapidly as pos.
s:ble, and where there ia any defect or omis
sion, or where an amendment lie required, tho
necessary steps are to be taken to close the
cases.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

The proprietor of the Plain Dealer.
Fort Madison, Iowa. MI. j. H. Duffns,
writes: Two years ago I was cured
OF rheumatism in my knee by ST. ia
cobs Oil; have had no return; two MP.
plinations did the work"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
poe,a aood Mannere.

Detroit Free Press: There Is . citi-
EN- Of Detroit who possesses . very
handsome. intelligent greyhound.
This dog will never make any friendly
advances to anyone until he has been
regularly introduced.
A few days ago his master. met .
lady whom he met on Woodward
avenue and stopped for q chat.
That's q very fine dog" observed.
the lady, who is rather . connoisseur;;
..How do You do, sirp"
But the dog stared i%ndi8erently into
her.
sllsjor.ss said lis owner. .ersvsly,
s.this Lady g : friend Of mime"
That; was enough. Majorfrisked up
to the lady. pokef his long nose into
her hand, rubbed his head afkectionats
" on her dress and showed at ono
that he accepted her as the friend q:
his master.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
SUMMARY or THE NEWS.
EABT.

Bishop Rarrls, Of the n. 4. cAurch, died Il
New York on Friday afternoon.
Mayor Hewitt has prohibited the hoistins
Of any foreign dag on tho city hail on the day
OF the labor parade.
Tho president has accepted an invitation to
attend q reception by the Commercial Ell.
changeo of Philadelphia, September 10.
Ben Butler made . speech advocating the
pcnstoning Of every union soldier, and after
all have been cared for to distribute the sur.
plus smong the ex-conscderate soldiers.
The new law against the adulteraion Of
wine went into effect In New York on Friday.
1t absolutely forblds the manufacture or sale
OF any wine that has been treated with any
Of the dozen different dsleterlous substances.
The epidemic of black diphthcrla Is raging
at Lockport, Pennsylvania, a small town Il
200 Inhabitants, situated on the Pcnnsylva-
mia railroad about sixty miles east Of Pitts
burg. Nearly half the people are reported
down with the disease, md thirteen deaths
have occurred within the past five days.
A most Infamous attempt to wreck q train
for tie purpose OF robbery IS reported from
Lebanon, Ohio. About 9 O'Clock Friday
morning a train Of eleven cars with 800 pas
sengers was returning from Cincinnati, aud
about a mile from Lebanon ran into an OBJ
sNrucsion on the trick, consisting Of railroad
ties n fence rails. The passengers were
shaken up, but none were hurt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
WAsHlNaroM.

Assistant Secretary Maynard has Informed
the Canadian correspondent that green ap-
Piles, being per.shab.e fruit, and NOT liable to
duty. are not entitled to w~arehousipg privi.
lcgcs upon importation to this country.
On trial trip OF the new cruiser Boston, the
vessel succeeded in making more horse power
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

essa,on 4 sss csntrsi unione y Ansstea..
osoess l1isseh q 81. Paul sspsaks vs.
isntly Against ths Kaighss oflabor.
ChIcAao. Sept. 6-The arst business -
sion OF the German Roman Catholic uniono {
America began to-day In 81 Michael's hall
with prayer bv Rev. Dr.. William Taper, Of
Ccvinyton, KY. the leading spirit II The
gathering. About 800 delegates were present
President snannhorst, Of Detroit, made an
address Of greeting. He claimed that the
attitude OF the German Catholics toward
other n~ationallties had been misrepressnted
and false reports calculated. In his opinion
the German Catholics recognized no 'distlnc.
ton Of n%ationslities. On the question a.
issue between the Irish and the German
Catholics the church alone had authority TO.
decide. The Gefmans In America were
obliged to preserve the German language IL
their schools. On account Of that they ha,
been reproached with trying to Germaniz
America. That charge was unjust. ues,rg.-
Mitsch, Of 81. Paul introduced the following
resolution.
Whereas, The socalled Knigats OF Labor
come forth from day Il day with their talk
for the purpose OF helping the workiignen to
their rights by unrfghteous means anu tramp.
ling law and and orucr under foot, aud try to
destroy ecriptural faith, therefore, DO It
Ing people to keep away from said societies.
for according to our experience such com.
pany Is not advisable for Catholic working
people, for where prohibitlonists, anarchists
and socialists assemble to consult about thu
welfare Of mankind. there should not be
found any Germadp Catholic w~orkingmcn. IL
order to project the good name Of German
Catholic societies from injury, ali societiee
should be exhorted not to receive In their
midst any Knights OF Labor, and such as ar.
already In them SHOULD be induced to leave
the Knights Of Labor.
Mr.. Mttsch epoke in favor of his yes0lu-
tich.
The Knights Of Labor had . demoralixinp
influence upon the German w~orkingmen. He
failed to sec any difference between the
Knights OF Labor and other socialist and pro-
hibitiOn societies.. He was sorry to see tina!
many Germans were members of an order the
leaders of which had addressed a petition to
congress against German immigration, while
MIR. Powderly had spenlv shown himself to he
q prohibi,ionist ard enemy Of the Germans.
The entire order III the Knights of Labor was
governed by Irlshmen. The Germabs ought
to consider 1t u disgrace to he ruled by Irish
ignuramuses.
The remarks were received with applause.
The resolution was referred to the Committee
on labor matters. T irty.two new societies
were admitted to the union.
CHICAGO, Sept. TIN the afternoon officers
Tor the ensuing year were elected. The only
new man in the list Is second vice.president,
Thordon Scholton, of Chicago. Gin :lnu att
was selected as the place Tor holding the mex,
annual convention. The executive committee
vas ALTO elected and a vice-prestdent namen
TOR cnch state. Tee Mitch resolution against
the knights OF Labor was rejected.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

PrSIS, ILL.,, Sept. &C. a. Becker, dry
goods merchant, and Geotop & Becker, deal
era IN clothing, have confessed judgment for
oves 1900. Liabilities estimated at from
$4,000 to 10000. Assets en-, 900.
ClScINNArI, Sept. 1.-THE Charles Stewart
Paper company assigned Tuesday afternoon.
Liabilities 500, eco. Assets Ssa.900.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
BRAINS HIS WIFE.
A German Laborer crushes his wise's
Skull with m Axe.
BUFFALO. Sept. Z,

At 2:soO q. m. Alias Proell, a German lab.
orer, presented himself at the police station
and asked to be locked up, as he had killed
HE wife. His hands were covered with blood
and he said he had struck his wife four times
with q n axe. When an officer reached the
house, the was lying in bed in q pool
of bloud with 'wo gashas on each side of the
head. One blow hal crushed her skull, inft,t.
ing a fatal wound. Proeil's announcement
of his net was made in an Inconcerned man
uer. He declines to give any reason for the
act. On Saturday last Proe,l was ar. esrsd,
charged with attcmotingto commit a criminal
bill. The ~neighbors think he is insane.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

$50 sisu4 d 5SsSssESSS5Sz 5SSssszS
seess ~ ss
SmeAse oesWee
4,4l3 tonA 1Aes W54s SAtt1A
8a0fmen. Th65o6tane6Mm ~
,,nnie1rn.nsionscompodn tyb4 ~
,1on .,s.ss
vesOpane 49,
natural draSk and 10000 1900 ReN
Nth forced combusNons The.Dhl; VII
hnve twin pfopellexs, anAis expee1oa
q aftainx spesd q ninetesn Md
half Knots per h0ur. Her coal oaxtys
I'M cauacity VIII be coo tons but no
Iytsion can 30 made In casesof necees
sity fors 800 tons-an amount sui6oaent'
for : passage Of $500 miles 81 eleyenS
Knots or 1900 miles at eighteSn kneh
ner hour.
The armament consists Of four eight
tnch and ok slxinch breechloadlng
steel rites, eight single shot and two
rsvolvinr Hotchklse cannon, one Cat.
Nne IN and i've launching tubes tor
dischafeinr torpedoes.
The Newark will beatwin sorrow ves-
sel Of 4.OeS tons displacement, $40 lest
long. 40 feet II inches Wide, with 81
dranrht Of 10 feet 9 inches Of water.
The vessel will be provided with auxil-
isry sail power, the rig being that Of =
bark. and will carry . complement OF
800 men. She Is expected to develop
5000 horse power with natural drxft.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16
CHEAPER COAL.
Abou. as Per Cent. Saved.

CHICAGO, s.ps. 5.-Arraneements were
made here tc-uay With prominent Chicago
merchants whereby the Dakota Farmers, Al
lisnce will be enabled to furnish members
and patrons during the winter With third
vein La Sale aud Hooking Valley bituminrus
coal and L%ackawanna anthracite, at 9 reduc
ton OF about Is per cent. from usual prices.
che negotiations were conducted by j. b
Whleemuth, purchasing agent Of the slliarc.
and Hon. Geo. g. Cross its president.
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Gone to the Wal.

New HAVEN, CONN.,, Sept. e.-The failure
E. g. Wheeler & Co., Of this caty, heavy im-
p,rters of bar Iron, steel, ETC., with branches
in New York, Liverpool, Baltimore and Chi
cago, and the New h wen Wire company, of
which E. 6. Wheeler is president was an.
nounced T,,esdsy afternoon. The New Ha-
ven Wire company has a capital Of $4,000.
and employs 800 hands and turns out fifty
TONS of wire daily. All of the local banks are
said to have discounted Wheeler & Co.'S paper
quite heavily, as have also o number Of New
York hanks.
DEVELOPMENTS to day in the E. 8. Wheeler
& Co. fsilurc have been very meagre. The
formal assignment was made this morning.
The liabilities arc variously estimated at from
q, 9aO, 90 to e, o 1900. Dun & Co.'s agency
expressed the belief that In all probability the
firm will be all right in a short time.
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THE DEED OF CAIN.

A Young Man Stab. His Brother to
Death in the Presence of Their
Parents.
snElnYvlL1E, IND Sept. 7.-sYlverster
Bassett is nov in jail for murder. The victim
was his own brother Albert. Mr.. and Mrs
Bassett, the parents of the young men had a
girl employed in the hous. to whom Sylvester
became attached. She was sent away and
Sylvester coming home intoxicated and find.
ing the girl gone, became enraged and at
tackled his father and mother. Albert, living
near by, came to their rescue, and Sylvester
attacked him with a knife, reaching ovcr the
body of his mother, who was trying to sepa-
rate her sons. The enraged man plunged the
..nife repeatedly III his brother's abdomen.
Albeit leaves q wife and one child.
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flE KAR1EM

CHICAGO. Sept. Q
LIVE STOCK.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

The Southern Minnesota Live Stock and
Fail association will hold It's fourth annual
fair at Mankato, Sept. 90 to 90 inclusive.
Tho society offer liberal premiums.
DR.. g. r. Patterson, of Lake City, who has
large Investments in California real estate,
lately realized several hundred per cent by the
sale of a number of lots In Can Dicga.
President Hin says The Duluth and South.
ern will get ali ready for grading this year
and that the road will be ironed and completed
next summer and regular trains running on IL
retal.